Seven research projects (ARIS) are ongoing. Thematic areas: microplastics, groundwater, the marine environment, river hydromorphology, and lakes and reservoirs.
A study of the impact of the planned water abstraction for a small hydroelectric power station (SHP) on the Radoljna River on the ecological status
The aim of the project was to determine, for the Hubelj stream in Ajdovščina, within the area designated for the abstraction of process water for
Action Plan for Flood Protection in the Vipava River Basin and the Development of Economic Activities Related to Water Use and Protection The aim of
Technical basis for determining the Republic of Slovenia’s priorities in the field of the environment and the efficient use of resources, and the identification of
Revision and amendment of the Flood Warning Map The Flood Warning Map (OPKp) and its role are defined in the Rules on the Methodology for
Verification of the compliance of project documentation with the Methodological Guidelines and with the Regulation on the conditions and restrictions for spatial planning and the
General information about the project Full project title: Strategic Planning for Alpine Riverine Ecosystems – Integrating protection and development Slovenian project title: Strategic planning and
Sediment management in Alpine basins: integrating the sediment continuum, risk mitigation and hydropower Detailed project description The SedAlp project is funded by the European Territorial
One of the key objectives of the preliminary flood risk assessment is to identify areas at significant risk of flooding at national level, for which
To compare methodologies for assessing ecological status and classifying water bodies on the basis of fish, an intercalibration exercise was carried out in the countries
Development of a methodology for assessing the ecological status of Dinaric watercourses influenced by karst springs, based on benthic invertebrates, in accordance with the ‘hydromorphological
QUIETMED – Joint programme on underwater noise for the implementation of the second cycle of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive in the Mediterranean Sea IZVRS